Formerly named dannemorite (1855) which was named after its locality. Renamed as manganogrunerite for its relationship to grunerite. In order to better distinguish between amphibole end-member member compositions, the CNMNC has decided to rename manganogrunerite. The new name is clino-ferro-suenoite (Oberti et al., 2017).

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